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Disney debuts first 'boy princess' with chest hair to teach a powerful lesson about gender bias in the progressive cartoon Star vs. the Forces of Evil

Quote:A Disney animated series has introduced it's first male princess — complete with chest hair — to share an important message about gender bias.

In a recent episode of the Disney XD channel animated series Star vs. the Forces of Evil, the character Marco Diaz transforms himself into 'Princess Marco Turdina' for his visit to St. Olga's Reform School for Wayward Princesses, where he is to be given an honorary degree.

However, before Marco is able to confess that he is pretending to be a princess, the school's evil headmistress Miss Heinous outs him as a boy by exposing his single curly chest hair that is hidden underneath his purple gown.

'Turdina isn't a princess. She's a boy!' Miss Heinous tells the audience, but the headmistress' revelation doesn't affect the princesses' favorable views of Turdina.

'That doesn’t prove anything! Princesses can be hairy!' one princess in the crowd responds, while a hairy princess adds: 'Yeah, we believe in you, Turdina.'

Overwhelmed with guilt, Marco admits that he has been lying to them and removes his gown to show that he is indeed a boy.

Miss Heinous argues that Marco's lie is proof that she needs to be running St. Olga's; however, the other princesses refuse to see gender as a factor in deciding who can be a princess.
'Why does it matter if he’s a boy? Nothing he said was wrong!' one princess says, while another adds: 'Yeah! He can think for himself, and so can we.'

'He can be a princess if he wants to,' someone else shouts, and another princess declares: 'Turdina is a state of mind!'

'Free will!' one princess yells as they girls drive the former schoolmaster off of the stage.

The progressive show is the first animated series created by a woman, Daron Nefcy, and earlier this year the program featured Disney's first same-sex kiss.

In the episode, which aired in March, a gay couple can be seen sharing a kiss for the first time in the history of the company.

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I need a time machine to the 80s.

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^^^^

Agreed, frankly the threat of nuclear armageddon was better than this.

God save us from people who mean well. -storm

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Disney is so fucking EVIL!!!! Disney needs to die from poisoning innocent children at such a young age!

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And everyone wonders why Disney hated (((them))). I guess this is (((their))) revenge for that, to ruin this mans life work. It seems like in the end (((they))) always win.

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(12-08-2017 06:31 AM)PrimeTime32 Wrote:  And everyone wonders why Disney hated (((them))). I guess this is (((their))) revenge for that, to ruin this mans life work. It seems like in the end (((they))) always win.

Let's not act like Walt Disney was a saint. He put out some subtle grimey stuff too while he was alive.

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Watching the clip in the article, it seems like it's priming kids for transgenderism, rather than pushing it directly. Still, they're pushing further and further all the time, so it won't be long until Disney is openly preaching transgender propaganda, and then they'll push further after that. Make no mistake, if you have children, you may need to leave the United States.

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(12-08-2017 06:31 AM)PrimeTime32 Wrote:  And everyone wonders why Disney hated (((them))). I guess this is (((their))) revenge for that, to ruin this mans life work. It seems like in the end (((they))) always win.

I keep hearing that but haven't seen any real evidence that Disney didn't like Jews. Is that just a rumor or was he an actual antisemite?

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Fags everywhere be like:



Disney has been hiding dicks in their movies and images since the beginning.

Now with the total dissolution of nature's gender laws, they no longer have to hide their obsession of homoeroticism.

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Stunning and brave move from Disney.

So wholesome.

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The cartoon is called "Star vs. the Forces of Evil"?

So I take it the character of "Star" is actually one of the characters the show portrays as an antagonist?

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(12-08-2017 01:30 PM)JohnKreese Wrote:  The cartoon is called "Star vs. The Straight Community"?

Fixed it for ya.

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Its not as if the big suits at Disney weren't dressing up their victims in princess dresses anyway.

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(12-08-2017 04:46 AM)WalterBlack Wrote:  In a recent episode of the Disney XD channel animated series Star vs. the Forces of Evil, the character Marco Diaz transforms himself into 'Princess Marco Turdina' for his visit to St. Olga's Reform School for Wayward Princesses, where he is to be given an honorary degree.

So basically this is a movie vilifying people calling out male athletes pretending to be females and dominating Olympics.

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(12-08-2017 10:32 AM)TigerMandingo Wrote:  

(12-08-2017 06:31 AM)PrimeTime32 Wrote:  And everyone wonders why Disney hated (((them))). I guess this is (((their))) revenge for that, to ruin this mans life work. It seems like in the end (((they))) always win.

I keep hearing that but haven't seen any real evidence that Disney didn't like Jews. Is that just a rumor or was he an actual antisemite?

Yes it's just a rumor, which was started mostly because his studio, unlike all the others, wasn't outright owned and run by Jews until the Eisner takeover. Disney was a mason who wasn't hostile to Jews. He was honored by the local branch of Bnai Brith:

Quote:Moreover, Walt employed many people of Jewish descent—including Joe Grant, Marty Sklar, Ed Solomon, Richard and Robert Sherman, and so many more who held prominent roles within Walt's company. These men and women collaborated and created with Walt, side by side, with no prejudice. Ask some of the people who worked directly with Walt Disney what it was like to work with him and his organization, such as a number of the women mentioned above or the men listed below.

In a recent interview, songwriter Richard Sherman states: “Let me tell you something, a lot of people talk about Walt in negative ways. There was nothing negative about Walt Disney,” he says. “He was dedicated to doing great things. He reached for the stars all the time. He was a wonderful, wonderful boss.”

This isn't the first time the Sherman Brothers have gone on record in defense of Walt. Some may also recall the story that Robert Sherman told about Walt's defending the brothers during a meeting: "Walt was sensitive to people's feelings . . . He hated to see people mistreated or discriminated against. One time, Richard and I overheard a discussion between Walt and one of his lawyers. This attorney was a real bad guy, didn't like minorities. He said something about Richard and me, and he called us 'these Jew boys writing these songs.' Well, Walt defended us, and he fired the lawyer. Walt was unbelievably great to us."

Walt was also a frequent contributor to Jewish charities, including the Yeshiva College and the Jewish Home for the Aged. Also, Walt Disney was made Man of the Year by the Beverly Hills Lodge of B’nai B’rith—the oldest continually-operating Jewish service organization, which fights anti-Semitism all over the world—and was also awarded a recognition from Hadassah, a Jewish women’s organization that empowers youth in Israel and America.

http://www.waltdisney.org/blog/defense-walt-disney

His older work looks very benign and downright wholesome by today's standards, but a lot of it had darker connotations.

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No wonder mental illnesses are at an all-time high in teens, in 2017

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TURDina indeed.

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"His older work looks very benign and downright wholesome by today's standards, but a lot of it had darker connotations."

There's a lot of fucked-up shit in the old Disney cartoon movies, much closer to the "bad things happen to bad children" tone of the original northern European fairy tales than to the cheeky, too-cool vibe of today's animated products. Some of those frightful vignettes in Dumbo and Pinocchio have stayed with me for my entire life.

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Crap like this is why I would never pay for a TV package that included CNN, Disney or MTV.

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I couldnt have forseen an age like this as a child. But maybe it was a omen.

Even from a young age watching Saturday morning cartoons I never gave a shit about watching Disney and their drab cartoons. I can't remember anything entertaining about Mickey Mouse or Donald Duck cartoon wise.

Tex Avery splintering off from Disney was the most significant moment in cartoon animation history. His off the wall slapstick humor that broke boundaries would've forever been shackled by them.

Long live Warner Bros....Yosemite Sam, Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Droopy, Screwball Squirrel & Co.

Still watching them repeatedly as much in my 40s and enjoying just the same as when I was a kid.

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The old cartoons are full of stuff that wouldn't be considered acceptable today. Think of the black maid in Tom & Jerry...or Speedy Gonzalez. Both have been the target of the PC Police. Then you have Pepe LePew who would be seen as a sexual predator.

Re: Tex Avery, here's your red-pill truth here:





But even its natural conclusion in Roger Rabbit in the 80s would probably be hit with protests these days.





Meanwhile, Miley Cyrus is twerking and posting pissing pics in the name of female-empowerment.